Pexapark registered a remarkable increase in Power Purchase Agreements (PPA) in March, where solar deals are good for almost 1.4 GW of total fame.
European developers have signed 24 PPAS a total of 1,556 MW in March, according to the latest report from the Swiss research agency for renewable energy sources Pexapark.
The result is an increase of 129% month by month February Volumes announced, but corresponds to the same amount of deals as the month earlier registered.
Company PPAs were good for nearly two -thirds (62%) of the public -making volume in March, a total of 962 MW, which is more than the double equivalent of February. Utility Ppas also saw a sharp jump in Volumes month to month, from 51 MW in February to 594 MW in March.
Solar was the leading technology in March, good for 1,389 MW of the signed capacity for 17 deals.
The largest deal of the month was a PPA Intra group in Spain. As part of a M&A Transaction Whereas the Spanish multinational electrical utilities and Endesa sell a 49.99% minority stake of Egpe Solar’s 446 MW solar portfolio to Masdar to Masdar, it also signed 15-year-old PPAs to cover all the power that is generated by the four solar assetiva.
In the meantime, Edison Energia in Italy signed two Solar PPAs, a 150 MW deal with industrial business prysmian and a baseload offer of an assets of 148 MW with IT -Firm Data4. The two similarities are the largest solar PPAs in Italy that have been linked to individual assets to date and arrange the fourth and fifth in the largest deals in the country ever.
In the first quarter of 2025, Pexapark registered 73 ppas of a total of 3,026 MW in capacity. This is due to the first quarter of last year, when 93 deals were signed for 4,279 MW.
Pexapark noted that the PPA prices followed 1.4% month on a month fell in March in March and settled at € 49.50 ($ 56.26)/MWH.
Poland experienced the steepest decrease, with prices with more than 4.7% month on a month. PPA PRices were also among the British, French, German, Italian, Nordic, Portuguese and Spanish markets. The exception was the Dutch market, where an increase of 1% month to month was registered.
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